The curriculum

A gentle path from first letters to Quran

Every child moves at their own pace. IQRA Kids organises learning into three age bands, each building on the last — from recognising Arabic letters to reading with tajweed foundations.

3–5
First sounds & play
  • Recognising the 28 Arabic letters by sight and sound
  • Letter tracing with big, friendly strokes
  • Short daily duas: before eating, before sleep
  • Picture stories of the Prophets for little ones
  • Colours, counting and Islamic manners through play
6–8
Reading foundations
  • Noorani Qaida — connecting letters and Harakah
  • Fatha, Kasra, Damma and the Sukoon explained simply
  • Joining letters into short words
  • A wider dua library with meanings
  • Hadith for children on honesty, kindness, patience
9–12
Quran & character
  • Quran foundations — reading short surahs with confidence
  • Tajweed basics: madd, ghunnah and stopping rules
  • Memorisation helpers for the last juz
  • Deeper Seerah and companion stories
  • Reflection prompts that connect learning to daily life
Core tracks

What's inside each pillar

Noorani Qaida

Ages 6–12

The classic, structured path to reading Arabic — from individual letters, through Harakah and joining rules, to fluent reading. Each lesson is bite-sized, with audio from clear reciters and instant, gentle feedback.

Arabic letters & Harakah

Ages 3–8

Every letter is introduced with its shape, its sound and its forms. Children practise Fatha, Kasra and Damma with playful drills that reward accuracy — never speed for its own sake.

Quran foundations

Ages 9–12

Short surahs, correct pronunciation and the first rules of tajweed, taught step by step. Memorisation is supported, never pressured, with repetition tools children can use at their own pace.

Duas & daily worship

All ages

The everyday duas of a Muslim child, with meanings and moments. Learned through repetition and warm illustration so they become natural habits.

Stories, Hadith & games

All ages

Islamic stories and age-appropriate Hadith build good character, while purposeful games reinforce what's been learned. Games always serve the lesson — never the other way round.

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